Shipment of U S Arms Arrives in Indochina
The first major shipment of American arms to the Vietnamese anti Communist army arrived in Indochina. Garand rifles were included as France grants itself control of its treasury in the revolt. A French army communique reported 428 Viet Minh killed and 3,000 arrested in a six day anti guerrilla sweep southeast of Hanoi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Indochina
Associated Press
Saigon
France
Vieth Minh
Hanoi
Wedding Saturday Opens at Alderman Gobbett Office
Alderman M. S. Gobbett officiated a wedding Saturday at his office at 9 30 in the afternoon uniting Prank R. Skiles of R D 3 and Normy J. Baney of Union City. The bride wore a grey suit trimmed in white with red rose flowers. Miss Glenna Hicks of Union City was her attendant with red and white accessories. Best man was Joseph M. Tomehick, Union City. Afterward the couple planned to live in the city as he operates a local smacking business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Tomehick
Union City
Skales
Skalos
Birthday Party for Arthur Tarbell Seven at Mead Park
Arthur Tarbell seven years old was honored by his mother Mrs Norman Tarbell with a party at Nichols Lodge Mead Park. Guests numbered 18 and games included a hemlock cone hunt treasure hunt relays and races. Hot dogs a picnic lunch and a three tiered birthday cake were served with a small surprise in each slice. Arthur received many gifts for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ross Tarbell
Norman Tarbell
Snyder Circle
Nichols Lodge
Mead Park
Arthur
Kinney Couple Farewell Party Before Move to Louisville
Mr and Mrs Earl Waleht of East Smith entertained at a family party Sunday night honoring their daughter and her husband Mr and Mrs John R Kinney of Eric who will move to Kentucky soon About 140 relatives attended a dinner at Howlands Tea Room Union City Then at the Haight home a social evening followed They presented the Kinneys a gift and light refreshments were served Kinney will transfer to Louisville as supervisor of costs with General Electric Company
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Steve Devaty
Lorraine Devaty
Pittsburgh
Garret. Kolstee
Jamestown
Robert Larson
Bemus
Point
Glenn Gates
Elk Street
Richard Gates
Olean
Pfe
John Windahl, Jr
Cleveland
Fort Jackson
D. C
Warners Corners
Waltham
Mass
June Waterhouse
Indiana State Teachers College
B. Walsh
Baele]street
Rochester
Dorothy Walsh
Emmett Donovan
Hershey
Roy Southworth, Jr
Clarence Deyoe
Albert Fay
William Wulf
Memphis
Arthur Hill
Columbus
Grove City College
Lawrence ‘Thomas
Buffalo
Thomas Molors
Corry, Inc
William Gordon
Walter Gordon
B.D. 2
Mp. Union College
Alliance, Ohio
Amos Lytton
David
Daryl
Diane
Akron
W. R. Jordan
Dorothy Lytton
East Frederick Street
Leo Whaley
Camp Atterbury
Charles Whaley
King Street
Vick Manley
Holland, Mich
Mr. ‘Manley
H. A. Manley
Mrs. Manley
John R. Kinney
Earl Waleht
East Smith
Eric
Kentucky
Howland
Union City
Gratin
Haight
Mr. Kinney
Louisville
General Electric Company
Birthday party honors Robert Sullivan Jr at home
Mr and Mrs Fred Hannan hosted ten friends and relatives at 277 West Washington Sunday night for the two year old Robert Sullivan Jr. The group enjoyed chicken dinner decorated cake and ice cream. Out of town guests included Miss Mary Gertrude Hannan and Joseph Magnor of Merger.
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Robert Sullivan, Jr
Fred Hannan
West Washington Street
Supper Club Hosts Bridge Night For Local Guests
A local supper club met Saturday evening with Dr. and Mrs I E Bower of R D 8. After a reunion dinner the group played bridge. Thirteen persons attended including Philip Burroughs of Culdu na, California, an out of town guest. Mr and Mrs John Fenstermacher will entertain for the next meeting.
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Satuday
I. E. Bower
R. D
Philip Burroughs
Culduna, Cilt
John Fenstermacher
Large Crowd Attends Elks Dance at Meadville Club
A large crowd filled the B P O Elks Club lodge rooms Saturday night with about 60 couples dancing to an orchestra from Meadville. The next dance is scheduled for October 13.
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Elks Dance
Meadville
B. P.O. Elks Club
Mrs Rasselas Brown Hosts Tea Social at Sciota Home
Mrs Rasselas Brown of Sciota entertained Saturday afternoon with a tea for seventeen friends. The gathering provided a pleasant social time as guests enjoyed refreshments and conversation.
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Rasselas Brown
Sciota
Boutwell and Steaves Welcome Newborns in Two Notices
A son was born Sunday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Boutwell R D 1. A son was born yesterday morning in Alexandria Virginia to Sgt and Mrs. Herman Steaves formerly of Corry. Mrs Steaves is the former Elvira Stormes.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Gayle Boutwell
R. D
Alexandria
Herman Steaves
Corry
Steaves
El—vira Stormes
Boag Host Cocktail Party Honoring Kinney Couple
Mr and Mrs Alexander Boag of Park Street hosted a Saturday night cocktail party for their niece and nephew Mrs Joan Kinney and Mr Kinney of Erie who soon move to Kentucky. About 30 guests attended the Elks Club dance after the reception with out of town attendees Mrs William Byrd of Santa Monica Calif Mr and Mrs Arthur Treat of Union City and Mr and Mrs Thomas Benim of Erie.
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Alexander Boag
Park Street
Joan R. Kinney
Erie
Kentucky
Elks Club
William Byrd
Santa Monica
Calif
Arthur Treat
Union City
Thomas Benim
Ruth Cochran and Frank Sayko wed at St. Marys in Columbus
Ruth Adair Cochran of Bear Lake and Frank Joseph Sayko of Columbus married Saturday at St. Marys Church in Columbus. Rev Basil Baruny officiated at 4 PM in a ceremony attended by relatives and friends. The bride wore nylon lace and satin, with a cross necklace and white rose bouquet. attendants wore pink, yellow and mint gowns. After a reception at Polish Hall, 300 guests from multiple towns, including Cleveland and Chicago, celebrated. The couple will reside at Bear Lake.
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Ruth Cochran
Frank Sayko
St. Mary’s Church
Columbus
Ruth Adair Cochran
Beir Lake
Frank Joseph Sayko
St. Mary's Church
Basil Baruny Ou
William B. Cochran
Mary Kron
Chicago
Marjorie Bemis
Clyner
Joan Savio
Phyllis Miller
Irena Cothran
John Sanders
Mr. Savka
Lavern Krol
Albert Gluvna
William Coclwan
Anthony Pinagro
Olive Smith
Femi Crosby
Shirley Marlin
Carol Smith
Pikefield
Cleveland
Erie
Pittsburgt
Fredonia
Jamestown
Warren
Pinana
Kane
Youngsville
Bear Lake
Derry
Clymer
Fayettville
Mich
West
Savko
Panama Central School
National Worsted Mills
Falconer
Sayko
Anna Sayko
R.D. 1
Sb Corry
Blackstone Corporation
James Own
Judge Ian Drew Sworn In As Allegheny Judge
Pittsburgh October 1 Chief Justice James B Drew of the State Supreme Court swore his son Ian A Drew as Judge of the common pleas court of Allegheny County today William H Mednvaupher president fuuee of the county court said he believed it was the first time a Supreme Court justice had sworn in a son to a county judgeship
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Pittsburgh
James B. Drew
State Supreme Court
Ian A. Drew
Common Pleas Court
Allegheny County
William
MedNvaupher
Fuuee
Supreme Court
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MacDonald Carey
Ford
Tierney
Tag Lake
Tachary Scott
Life Insurance
Farm Bureau
Guy W. Bennink
Center St
Corry, Pa
Storm,Coats
Storm Coat
Newton
Span Soc Pelion
Arthur Grady
James
Detroit
Archie Patton
White Street
Charles Pless
Harley ‘Hall
Merrill MoCrsy
Paton
Sawyer
Lottsville
Jamaown
Westilen
Eidinboro
Klein
Wesleyville
Mercer
Helen
Norton Lane
Susan
Tigueville
Lester Lewis
Hust Bond Street
LaVerne Ayers
Camp Atterbay
West Pleasant Street
H. A. Curtis
N. Jones
This City
LEED
Beltone
New York
Chapin's
F. C. Chapin & Son
Common Pleasont
Firat
United States
Canada
E Finance CO
Zrsonal Consumer Discount CO
Personal Consumer Discount Co
Ground Fl
N. Center ST
Harry Hall
kEach
Martin Motor Sales
Dodge-Plymouth
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